New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THINGS TALKED OF IN CHICAGO.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT--ANARCHISTS-
THE THEATRES
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CHICAGO. Oct s.-This has been a great week in
Chicago. for although the Presidential visit began
Wednesday and ended the following day. the whole week
has been taken up in anticipation realization and recol
lection Never in the history Of the city such
crowds those which turned out early Wednesday
morning to see the procession In which the President
and mis- wife were the chief attractions Here the Presi
dent reached the high tide of his trip As one OF the
Washington correspondents who accompany the party
puts it: Grover Cleveland people in Chicago
Wednesday than ever saw before in one day in his fe
There must have been half million people damned in
the streets and piled in the windows along the line OF
march. The procession itself was remarkable pageant
1t was procession hOw which, long and handsome
as 1t was even more notable for what 1t ana not con
tain for what it did It's component parts were the
military who made superb display; the police small
representation of the Fire Department. Knights of
Pythias Forcsters and n few foreign organizations. OF
the Grand Army Posts there only two small
delegations. The Germans, Irish and Scandinavians
uncpresented by their great societies The benev
olent organizations conspicuous by their absence
Among all the thousands of laborcrs belonging 10 trades
unions Knights of Labor and other local assemblies not
one in the procession, though most unusual conces
sions had been made TO secure their attendance even
including an offer TO pay the expenses which 1t would
cause. The absence of these various societies. which
usually form important part OF every procession In
Chicago was at least significant There was an entire
absence OF partsanshp in the procession as well as
among the spectators who turned out to sec IT, There
was little cheering along the line and entire absence
of enthusiasm At the public reception in the afternoon
and the reception at the Columbia Theatre there were
terrific jams Much amusement created here by the
reply President Mayor Roches address Of wei
come II singuarly inappropriate and unmeanlng,
and evidently prepared before the party left Washing
ton.
The career of the Chicago Gas Trust is once more
brought into prominence by the filing OF bill in
chancery. The complainant is j. Edward Addcks. Of
Philadelphia a shareholder in the Gaslight and Coke
nrttgan of The nroncTtv Of that company as pro
posed the extent of $40 1000 under the pIecxt OF
wanting TO raise money 10 improve ana enlarge The
plant He swears that the president OF The CO.. pany
who is made one OF the defendants IN the case mas
stated that $4,000 would he sufficient TO put The
works and the plant OF the company In good shape ana
Mr. Addcks, as an expert engaged in constructing me
Bay state Gas Company, OF Boston, SAYS tnat
$0OOO.OOO is largely i'll excess of any sum hat could
possibly be needed for extensions and imhroyemcht'
in fact that two gas plants could DE pun WIN t",a
money capable of manufacturing all the gas nssu In
Chicago.
LAWYERS are increasing in number believe 70 he
very probable that United states supreme Court VIII
issue writ of and take jurisdiction OF the An
arcnsi cases The Anarchist. lawyers believe that they
can show that THEN clients have been denied right IN
violation of the Constitution Of the United states bn a.
The case before Federal court they will have To con
vince the court that the remaining i've are entitled 10
the writ 1t has been decided that writ oi error
prayed for friends of the convicted party hn without
LIS authority VIII not be alowei ana II Iefnssi III a
where authority is only withheld how mIch more
so IN case where the application for the WIT has been
pUblcly protested against Uy the convicted
resolution has been introduced in the city Council
to dldte the laying OF telephone wires i purpose
10 .onpo, t"o inrn,ncc dIrrctly nr~ying for such
"a introduced last summer. elt wac WITHDRAWN
The recommendation OF the law department '"" 1t
would re held invalid by the courts , A..
so As TO render proof against every LEGAL objection
that the attorneys Tor the pu"pues i1hl Nc lr TAX
is to be imposed OF rent for tn, se of the streets
The Cattle Trust which has attracted So much attention
is reported TO have scared .ocEs IN ScS', me ny.
statement has been made that nelson N9rl, soil ms
dressed beet plant 20 Il Tor snponpo Au'tcI -"S is
that he received 5000 pOO. Oue-hd ia stock ana one
in This believed al some ni Inc
hanks I'm which he interested and hy capitalists IN
this city associated with him The Morris dressed peel
plant consists Of fully EQUIPPED establishment ~ lne
ards worth about sJvOOOp anu numerous sdis
throughout the East
States Attorney Griune has about concluded the set
u,ucut with the noted witness in the hooGle cases.
Nck Schneider The settlement has been urged ny
ssting with a deal of cnipniciy thai ne county
owed him money aaA he was anxious l" S'''l' Ni' rs
Numerous creditors and commence hnsInes, dE"l' ~
examination OF schneider BOOKS II Is ur'' ti 'n
he will have to repay 10 the county some @'o'OCo
There are GOO nnnaturalized sh-Anericans in tho
town OF Pullman. who iOlOysng ;hc example OF their
British subjects here are taking ac'l'c steps "W"lh
the Brit .h-AmcIic1n Association OF tta-n hc'nm'
citizens OF tie United states AID take hand III roca'
/ affairs
The theatres this week have all lone excellent hnsi
ness. At Chicago Opera House the crowds ma nav"
/ tDruugcd IOoth and Barrett III JuilHH - 'h
have been extraordinary. The house has been lHckcl
every night there has been constant me oil n't
uurcnagcrs i'm front box office every day Al NC
audiences, and at HOocys MISS iEosnH 3h,h ''' n'
AN auspcious opening Of her season MSS NoAc> CON.
pany l. entirely new WIN one eNctP,i". anu 30 wy
veal, in comparison with her former supports
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